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A police officer is assigned to investigate a mysterious murder. He goes undercover and starts following a girl, he suspects to be the killer. He discovers that behind the murder, is a woman who loved a man. He falls in love with the girl as the clues are pointing to her.
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A police officer is assigned to investigate a mysterious murder. He goes undercover and starts following a girl, he suspects to be the killer. He discovers that behind the murder, is a woman who loved a man. He falls in love with the girl as the clues are pointing to her.
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Written By:Samir El Ghoseini
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